Scheduler Menu Sample Clauses

Scheduler Menu. The Scheduler menu enables you to control the scheduler, forcing it to pause and resume acquisition of data from connected store timers. It allows you to edit which reports are to be scheduled for printing or to be saved to file from data stored in the database. You can use it to force the scheduler to run in order to get the latest Raw Car Data (RCD) from store timers, or to print any reports that have not yet been run. Note: If your PC enters into Standby mode the Scheduler will be disabled. System Standby should be disabled for optimal Scheduler operation. Select Scheduler on the Menu Bar to view the drop-down Scheduler menu. ! Select Pause from the Scheduler menu to pause the scheduled acquisition of RCD or a scheduled report from being generated. ! Select Resume from the Scheduler menu to resume scheduling of RCD acquisition and generation of scheduled reports. ! Select Edit Reports Schedule from the Scheduler menu to view the Edit Reports Schedule for Stores dialog box. ! Select Edit Comparison Schedule from the Scheduler menu to view/change when Comparison Summary Reports are scheduled. ! Select Update RCD for All Stores from the Scheduler menu to obtain Raw Car Data for all stores in the Stores list. ! Select Force Reports Scheduler from the Scheduler menu to cause the report scheduler to run and generate all reports, both summary and comparison summary that have become due. Pausing / Resuming the Schedule You can control the scheduler for RCD collection and Report generation using the Pause and Resume menus. Note: If your PC enters into Standby mode the Scheduler will be disabled. System Standby should be disabled for optimal Scheduler operation. Selecting Scheduler from the Menu Bar, then Pause from the drop-down menu will interrupt the scheduler connection to the scheduled stores and stop it from acquiring the Raw Car Data. Pausing the scheduler will also prevent scheduled summary reports from being generated. A paused scheduler will alter the PC30A icon on the PC30A main screen and the icon on the Windows taskbar to . NOTE: PC30A does not resume automatically! Do not leave PC30A with Paused scheduler for long periods of time to avoid delaying scheduled reports. Selecting Resume will restart the scheduler connection to the scheduled stores and resume acquiring the Raw Car Data at the next scheduled time. Resuming the scheduler will change the PC30A icon back to . Editing the Reports Schedule This dialog box provides the ability to schedule speci...
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Scheduler Menu. The Scheduler menu enables you to control the scheduler, forcing it to pause and resume acquisition of data from connected store timers. It allows you to edit which reports are to be scheduled for printing or to be saved to file from data stored in the database. You can use it to force the scheduler to run in order to get the latest Raw Car Data (RCD) from store timers, or to print any reports that have not yet been run. ! Select Scheduler on the menu bar to view the drop-down Scheduler menu. ! Select Pause from the Scheduler menu to pause the scheduled acquisition of RCD or a scheduled report from is being generated. ! Select Resume from the Scheduler menu to resume scheduling of RCD acquisition and generation of scheduled reports. ! Select Edit Reports Schedule from the Scheduler menu to view the Edit Reports Schedule for Stores dialog box. ! Select Force Reports Scheduler from the Scheduler menu to obtain the latest Raw Car Data from the connected store timer.
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